• IMPORTANT NOTES: 
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• 1. The game requires a Microphone to play. (Aux / Jack Microphones work the best. USB Microphones 
• work OK. Laptops with Built in Microphones also work. And Headsets from my experience don't work.)
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• 2. The game does NOT require the 15 pin connecter shown on the Calibration Screen for the game. 
• Everything that has to do with pointing the microphone at the screen can be done with the mouse 
• instead. Just be sure to click "CANCEL" and not "NEXT" on the Calibration Screen.

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• Nicktoons Nick Tunes lets kids turn their computer into a mini recording studio with the included 
• microphone that records in addition to serving as the mouse. The game allows children to record 
• their own voices in a number of games featuring the following NickToons characters: Arnold, 
• Gerald, Eliza Thornberry, Patrick, SpongeBob, Reggie Rocket, Otto Rocket, Tommy Pickles, 
• and Angelica Pickles.
  
  Children can sing a duet or karaoke with four of the characters, play musical challenge games, 
• and save and replay recorded songs to compile soundtracks on their own virtual CD. The four challenge 
• games can be played at one of three levels and feature Arnold, Eliza, Otto, and SpongeBob. Kids can 
• help Arnold make a video to his new song "I've Been Working on My Homework" (to the tune of "I've Been 
• Working on the Railroad") or help SpongeBob compose a song in a Mad Lib-style game where players 
• make up some of the lyrics to the song "On My Krabby Patty" (sung to the tune of "On Top of Old Smokey").
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  All of the songs can be saved to CD as one of 12 soundtracks. Once all 12 slots are filled, Angelica 
• presents the "Best New Artist Ever Award" and children can record their acceptance speech. The 
• game also includes the Mix Master Studio, where kids can record and play their voices or talk into 
• the Voice Synthecator, which warps their voice into one of seven sound effects 
• (such as a mouse, ghost, or robot).

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